What is another word for dis honors?
684 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ dˈɪs ˈɒnəz], [ dˈɪs ˈɒnəz], [ d_ˈɪ_s ˈɒ_n_ə_z]
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Similar words for dis honors:
- abasement (noun)
- bad name (noun)
- black eye (noun)
- blemish (noun)
- contempt (noun)
- degradation (noun)
- disfavor (noun)
- disgrace (noun)
- dishonor (noun)
- disrespect (noun)
- guilt (noun)
- humiliation (noun)
- ignominiousness (noun)
- indignity (noun)
- infamy (noun)
- mortification (noun)
- notoriety (noun)
- notoriousness (noun)
- opprobrium (noun)
- scandal (noun)
- shame (noun)
- shamefulness (noun)
- stain (noun)
- stigma (noun)
- taint (noun)
- violation (noun)
- abase (verb)
- blacken (verb)
- compromise (verb)
- corrupt (verb)
- debase (verb)
- defame (verb)
- default (verb)
- defile (verb)
- degrade (verb)
- desecrate (verb)
- discredit (verb)
- disgrace (verb)
- dishonor (verb)
- fail (verb)
- humiliate (verb)
- insult (verb)
- pollute (verb)
- repudiate (verb)
- scandalize (verb)
- shame (verb)
- slander (verb)
- smirch (verb)
- sully (verb)
- taint (verb)
- wrong (verb)
Synonyms for Dis honors:
n.
• abasement (noun) • bad name (noun) • black eye (noun) • blemish (noun)- fault,
- blackhead,
- blur,
- defect,
- catch,
- spot,
- vice,
- patch,
- cicatrix,
- pockmark,
- blot on the landscape,
- stigma,
- brand,
- birthmark,
- freckle,
- hickey,
- defacement,
- macula,
- snag,
- blister,
- nodule,
- sight,
- whitehead,
- impurity,
- disfigurement,
- nevus,
- deformity,
- mole,
- ZIT,
- bloom,
- speck,
- speckle,
- scar,
- wart,
- mark,
- bug,
- bruise,
- beauty spot,
- discoloration,
- lump,
- dent,
- second,
- pimple,
- lentigo,
- chip,
- eyesore,
- maculation,
- pock,
- imperfection.
- demotion,
- debasement,
- downgrading,
- evil,
- reduction,
- mortification,
- degeneration,
- decadence,
- degeneracy,
- deterioration,
- perversion,
- derogation,
- decline.
- disregard,
- mistrust,
- dissatisfaction,
- displeasure,
- disapproval,
- disrespect,
- unpopularity,
- distaste,
- distrust,
- aversion,
- doghouse,
- disapprobation,
- indisposition,
- thumbs down,
- disinclination.
- defamation,
- contempt,
- contumely,
- humbling,
- debasing,
- scorn,
- black eye,
- ill repute,
- derision,
- turpitude,
- comedown,
- pollution,
- Ingloriousness,
- venality,
- disbarment,
- prostitution,
- culpability,
- baseness,
- meanness,
- corruption,
- put-down.
- disgrace,
- discredit,
- degradation,
- abasement,
- reproach,
- abuse,
- insult,
- outrage,
- disrepute,
- blame,
- ignominy,
- indignity,
- opprobrium,
- disesteem,
- obloquy,
- offense,
- discourtesy,
- disfavor,
- infamy,
- slight,
- odium,
- scandal,
- affront.
- flippancy,
- Unmannerliness,
- impoliteness,
- boldness,
- insolentness,
- impertinence,
- hardihood,
- incivility,
- lack of respect,
- irreverence,
- Insolency,
- coarseness,
- sacrilege,
- impiety,
- insolence,
- impudence.
- dereliction,
- criminality,
- indiscretion,
- misconduct,
- failing,
- wickedness,
- lapse,
- misstep,
- iniquity,
- delinquency,
- contrition,
- onus,
- malfeasance,
- remorse,
- error,
- penitence,
- responsibility,
- Malefaction,
- Peccability,
- wrong,
- regret,
- liability,
- misbehavior,
- malpractice,
- slip,
- self-condemnation,
- solecism,
- crime,
- blameworthiness,
- answerability,
- transgression,
- self-reproach,
- sinfulness,
- sin.
- resignation,
- submissiveness,
- submission,
- mental pain,
- comeuppance,
- discomfiture,
- condescension,
- loss of face,
- self-abasement,
- confusion.
- enormity,
- abomination,
- outrageousness,
- villainy,
- notoriety,
- atrocity,
- immorality,
- notoriousness,
- impropriety.
- renown,
- ballyhoo,
- éclat,
- spotlight,
- center stage,
- wise,
- name,
- celebrity,
- ink,
- splash,
- Fame,
- rep,
- flak.
- mud,
- detraction,
- disparagement,
- tale,
- hearsay,
- Eavesdropping,
- calumny,
- idle rumor,
- rumor,
- dirty linen,
- depreciation,
- wrongdoing,
- backstabbing,
- belittlement,
- scorcher,
- Backbiting,
- gossip,
- aspersion,
- talk,
- dynamite,
- skeleton in closet.
v.
• abase (verb) • blacken (verb)- malign,
- rip,
- denigrate,
- slur,
- rip up and down,
- asperse,
- blotch,
- stain,
- calumniate,
- taint,
- knock,
- vilify,
- smudge,
- traduce,
- decry,
- do a number on,
- attack,
- tarnish,
- bad-mouth.
- imperil,
- endanger,
- explode,
- mar,
- hazard,
- risk,
- cop out,
- weaken,
- implicate,
- ruin,
- embarrass,
- peril,
- spoil,
- sell out,
- jeopardize,
- prejudice,
- give in,
- blight,
- menace,
- expose,
- put under suspicion.
- putrefy,
- bastardize,
- deface,
- mistreat,
- decay,
- demoralize,
- subvert,
- deform,
- suborn,
- undermine,
- injure,
- depreciate,
- impair,
- pull down,
- maltreat,
- decompose,
- blemish,
- ill-treat,
- damage,
- misuse,
- despoil,
- animalize,
- adulterate,
- harm,
- ravage,
- bribe,
- waste,
- rot,
- contaminate,
- vitiate,
- grease palm,
- disfigure,
- lure,
- violate,
- infect,
- square,
- fix,
- deprave,
- warp,
- hurt.
- drag down,
- enfeeble,
- devalue,
- put away,
- fluff off,
- cast down,
- cripple,
- sink,
- debilitate,
- take down,
- disable,
- shoot down,
- sap,
- put down,
- devaluate,
- dump on,
- cheapen,
- Bemean,
- take down a peg.
- scandalize,
- scorch,
- pan,
- slam,
- villainize,
- belie,
- blacken,
- stigmatize,
- detract,
- vituperate,
- roast,
- put zingers on,
- smear,
- cast slur on,
- disparage,
- throw mud at,
- besmirch,
- cast aspersions on,
- speak evil of.
- see in the alley,
- swindle,
- neglect,
- Welch,
- defraud,
- put on the cuff,
- leave town,
- bilk,
- skip out on,
- welsh,
- stiff,
- repudiate,
- skate,
- rat,
- evade,
- run out on,
- meet under arch,
- shirk,
- fail,
- skip.
- pollute,
- profane,
- maculate,
- ravish,
- scuzz up,
- befoul,
- desecrate,
- soil,
- dirty,
- tar,
- muck up,
- molest,
- seduce,
- mess up,
- discolor,
- make foul,
- deflower,
- trash,
- rape.
- depose,
- derogate,
- degenerate,
- deteriorate,
- mudsling,
- bench,
- bump,
- lessen,
- bust,
- pervert,
- demote,
- Declass,
- disbar,
- tear down,
- canker,
- cut down to size,
- break,
- rule out,
- run down.
- pillage,
- Spoliate,
- Depredate,
- prostitute,
- blaspheme,
- devour,
- desolate,
- commit sacrilege,
- sack,
- devastate.
- pooh-pooh,
- bring into disrepute,
- shoot,
- disprove,
- poke full of holes,
- destroy,
- puncture,
- frown upon,
- take rug out from under,
- show up,
- blow up,
- censure,
- knock bottom out of,
- bring to naught.
- blot,
- disconsider,
- defame,
- abase,
- give a black eye,
- debase,
- corrupt,
- disoblige,
- make lose face,
- slander,
- reflect on,
- attaint,
- sully,
- debauch,
- libel,
- defile.
- overdraw,
- be taken to the cleaners,
- drop a bundle,
- drop,
- be cleaned out,
- go bust,
- terminate,
- be in arrears,
- default,
- close one's doors,
- lose big,
- be ruined,
- go belly up,
- go broke,
- go bankrupt,
- go under,
- defalcate,
- go up,
- go into chapter 11,
- end,
- close down,
- go to the wall,
- finish,
- close,
- fold,
- lose one's shirt,
- go out of business,
- become insolvent,
- crash.
- deny,
- confuse,
- chasten,
- abash,
- make a fool of,
- base,
- squash,
- put out of countenance,
- discomfit,
- chagrin,
- discountenance,
- downplay,
- bring low,
- conquer,
- subdue,
- wither,
- confound,
- crush,
- play down,
- put to shame,
- vanquish,
- make ashamed,
- bring down.
- curse,
- vex,
- jeer,
- aggravate,
- cut to the quick,
- gird,
- flout,
- revile,
- step on one's toes,
- sneer,
- underestimate,
- annoy,
- tease,
- irritate,
- scoff,
- provoke.
- foul,
- poison,
- make filthy,
- alloy.
- revoke,
- apostatize,
- disavow,
- rescind,
- desert,
- disclaim,
- Disacknowledge,
- discard,
- turn down,
- cut off,
- renounce,
- dismiss,
- recant,
- reverse,
- reprobate,
- disapprove,
- banish,
- oust,
- demur,
- retract,
- disown,
- abjure,
- abandon,
- forsake,
- spurn,
- break with,
- tergiverse,
- tergiversate,
- cast,
- fly in the face of,
- wash one's hands of,
- dump,
- repeal,
- cast off,
- refuse,
- turn,
- flush,
- disinherit,
- be against,
- nix.
- smirch,
- blacken name,
- muckrake,
- cast a slur on,
- sling mud,
- give a bad name,
- backbite,
- strumpet,
- HIT,
- assail,
- run smear campaign,
- plaster.
- disintegrate,
- break down,
- crud up,
- spike,
- cast a slur,
- water,
- cut,
- cloud,
- crumble,
- muddy,
- water down,
- doctor,
- cook.
How to use "Dis honors" in context?
The phrase, "dis honors," has come to mean "disrespectful treatment," in many circles. Whether intentional or not, a lack of respect for one another often results in dishonorable treatment. In some cases, this behavior is harmless and mere immaturity, but it can also lead to more serious issues. Honor among community members is important for social cohesion and the prevention of conflict. When members treat each other with disrespect, it can have far-reaching consequences.
One common form of dishonorable treatment is intentional spreading of false rumors. This can damage relationships and cause serious conflict.
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